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Love the tall love, Martin Barra, great musicians, but the hold onto the entire first set of stuff that was not in there hit wheelhouse and left after the intermission. They should’ve mixed in some of their classics to keep me there, and they never did, and as a result, I left unfulfilled
Band mudicianship was awesome although would have liked more better known songs with less long jams. Seats in lodge in front if mixing board are horrible. Too many seats in small soace and do not angle up so could not see at all.
I have seen Jethro Tull numerous times over the last 40 years and this was by far the best show. The venue and the band gave you the feeling of a garage band, how they sounded when they were just starting out. I will see them again when they come back around, and bring all my friends to enjoy the show.
I was expecting more 70's TULL out of the two Sets of 25 songs in 2 sets. There was 5 songs from that Period. Still it was better than the pricey overblown Sham run by Ian Anderson he calls his private band Jethro Tull that does almost NO Tull from 70's except a hit or two. This is it for me TULL is ended . I saw the REAL tull many time mostly 70's. The last ten years seeing Tull and Martin separately made me realize I was Living In the Past as the Glory is not on stage anymore.
